No. 17,121 in Polish
włożyć
"To put in," "to insert," or "to place."
In a sentence
Maria włożyła książkę do torby.
Maria put the book into the bag.
The word 'włożyć' is used to mean 'to put into', indicating the action of placing an object inside a designated space.
Włożyłem klucze do kieszeni.
I put my keys in the pocket.
Here, 'włożyć' conveys the action of inserting or placing something inside, relevant in contexts such as clothing or personal items.
On włożył dużo wysiłku w przygotowanie projektu.
He put a lot of effort into preparing the project.
In this example, 'włożyć' is used metaphorically to mean 'to invest' or 'to contribute', especially when referring to intangible concepts like effort or time.
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